waaaay to vertical!!!! :rofl:Got OME 885 coils in the front and LR UCAs. Just installed a diff drop kit too, how are my CV angles looking ?
Went driving in the desert dirt roads in the mountains until the road ended :spy:
Installed my SS 3" , then tested it on a gasline road on a rainy day with my brother in his 12 limited.
Worth. Every. Penny.
Just finished my shelf.
Back on page 340 of this thread was my inspiration.
My shelf is made of 3/4"OSB (that is what we had laying around), hinged sides so it will lay flat when not needed, allows for the rear seats to recline and has lots and lots and lots of staples fastening the carpet on (our Senco pneumatic stapler is a blast to use).
It might be useful, we'll see.....
At least it was fun to make and it looks good.
I went to discount tire at took advantage of their huge rebates. I received over 250 dollars in rebates and 1 year financing with 0% interest. Even though these will be paid off shortly. 265 70 17 Cooper ATP's with MB 352's. I went the cheaper route then most of the really nice 4runners on here however, didn't break the bank. Complete set with warranty was only 1200. What do you all think?
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What did I do in my 5th gen today? I stared at it on Toyota.com. Soon!
SS lift?
I actually ended up with Antman's shelf in the back of my 4R. I really like it. It lets me stash dirty stuff from mountain biking (and sometimes the mountain bike itself) underneath and keep clean gear/tools/paper towels and what have you above and clean. One of my favorite mods actually.
Hey, we're twins! Definitely love my SS lift too on my '13 silver trail! Haven't had time to post pics yet, but it rides a lot better than stock.Yes, Sonoran Steel. The place seems to have a lot of hates and a lot of loves. As a friend of mine put it regarding internet ratings, "the rest of the people are out enjoying the product and too busy to write about it".
I liked sticking to Toyota springs and hardware in the front, and I Love Bilsteins.
Being able to pick up the kit on a weekend drive and save shopping was handy too.
Installation instructions were a little short on need to know info, but once that was worked out, and at 4 am I got the install completed, I'm a happy guy sitting several inches taller than the wife in her 14 TE. She said she likes the lift and wants one. But without the paying for it part.
Now researching armorray2:
Say, how long have you had your at/3s? I love mine, and they grip anything I drive them through/over.